Fly your missions, survive them, and wait - they will come up with something new, when they are ready with it. You can only be patient, like the rest of us.
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#4272063 - 06/21/1604:57 PMRe: Sneak Peak or what comes next ....
[Re: vschoell]
As for the Planes, I'd bet my money on the Planes, that are already implemented into the Campaign-Engine... the red ones (...not yet available), like the Armstrong-Whitworth-Bomber...
#4275403 - 07/02/1601:26 PMRe: Sneak Peak or what comes next ....
[Re: vschoell]
Hopefully Battle of Britain. Yes I know it's been done oh so many times before but CLOD could barely be called a BoB sim..
BoB was and still is the biggest air war yet fought (I am guessing here mind) so it has to be the starter game in the series you obviously can't do the whole of WWII in one sim like they did with WOFF. Though I would like to see the early British bombing campaign modelled aswell.
Who knows?... they could be working on something completely unconnected to flight sims.
#4275629 - 07/03/1612:28 PMRe: Sneak Peak or what comes next ....
[Re: vschoell]
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I've said it before, my money is on a 1920s vintage Grand Prix racing sim.
(probably just wishful thinking on my part, but hey ...)
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#4275631 - 07/03/1612:43 PMRe: Sneak Peak or what comes next ....
[Re: vschoell]
I hope not anther Bob game, so many combat fly sim based on that topic. If wanting then the ATAG one is the best, based on a rather good Game engine.
Yep Lou the only thing that could drag me from WW1 would be the F1, any period but before the spoiler period and ofcourse the Le Mans 24h race end of the 60's begin of the 70's Ford GT, Matra, Lola and Porsche 917 period. I hope it is not the modern period, those F1 insects and the Le Mans bricks so ugly.
But is this market also not very small, like fly sims?
Hopefully Battle of Britain. Yes I know it's been done oh so many times before but....
Fully agreed - the "Battle of Britain" has yet to made a sim with the immersion of OFF and WOFF! So yeah - I think this "bunch" could do the job well! CloD has great planes, superb landscapes (IMHO) and great detail - what it is lacking, is the special "immersive single-player-campaign recepy" (Copyright: OBD).
Now, what if OBD cannot build whole game engines? What if they would want to use a great engine that already exists?
There would be two that come to my mind for making such a BoB sim, and which may be free for modding: "IL-2 1946", and maybe "Cliffs of Dover". Wishful thinking must be allowed - now imagine they would build a perfect WOFF-like "Battle of Britain" on one of those engines? We have seen what they managed to make of the mediocre CFS3! Wishful thinking, as I said... Or "wishful hoping"?
Originally Posted By: RAF_Louvert
....my money is on a 1920s vintage Grand Prix racing sim.
Lou, is there any masochism in the family? Do you have the faintest idea how bad those cars were to drive? You might find yourself stirring the wheel like in your "WOFF DiD - Artemus Burroughs" campaign!
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#4275664 - 07/03/1604:16 PMRe: Sneak Peak or what comes next ....
[Re: Olham]
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Olham, Some how I can see Lou behind the wheel of this 1926 Panhard, with a big silly grin on his face!!
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#4275666 - 07/03/1604:19 PMRe: Sneak Peak or what comes next ....
[Re: vschoell]
Olham, Some how I can see Lou behind the wheel of this 1926 Panhard, with a big silly grin on his face!!
...and his big white silly grin would even get enhanced within a face full of mud on a rainy day - this vehicle sure looks sexy - but it doesn't even have mudgards!
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#4275672 - 07/03/1604:55 PMRe: Sneak Peak or what comes next ....
[Re: Olham]
Joined: Jun 2012 Posts: 7,993Robert_Wiggins
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Olham, Some how I can see Lou behind the wheel of this 1926 Panhard, with a big silly grin on his face!!
...and his big white silly grin would even get enhanced within a face full of mud on a rainy day - this vehicle sure looks sexy - but it doesn't even have mudgards!
You know how it is Olham, you can NEVER keep the kids out of the mud!
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Originally Posted By: Robert_Wiggins
Olham, Some how I can see Lou behind the wheel of this 1926 Panhard, with a big silly grin on his face!!
Oh yeah Robert, THAT'S what I'm talkin' about!
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